Delicious delicious delicious. I had the burger with bleu cheese sauce and caramelized onions…read more Staff was friendly and service was quick. I would go back if I was local!

I don't know why I gave them four stars to begin with, as I think this is one of the best quality,…read moreaffordable (veggie)burgers in Paris. I've come back with friends and colleagues, and everyone usually leaves very happy and full, for under 15 euros. I'm always tempted to change up my order, get a little wild and go for Tomme de Savoie instead of Raclette, but I always end up getting the same burger and it is always seriously on point. Would definitely recommend to anyone looking for a delicious, cheap meal. And if you don't speak French, I think the majority of the waitstaff speak English, making it quite welcoming for non-native French speakers (they will explain everything to you, and wait patiently for you to finally decide on what you want).

This was our very first stop of the day after a long flight to Paris from California. Excited to…read morestumble upon this place and we decided to give it a try. But unfortunately we didn't like the food. It wasn't the best for us personally. I definitely think it's worth a try though so you can see for yourself. Everyone has different expectations of taste at a Latin restaurant. The service is great so I don't want to completely dismiss this for others. Just wasn't for us. But it's okay it's only day 1 of exploring all of the yummy food of Europe!

Know before you go: Cash Only…read moreLimited Hours 12-2pm, 7-9pm Mexican is Not Tex Mex Tight space Good stuff: Pitcher of margarita isn't the highest quality of tequila, but it will absolutely make you stumble after two glasses Tamale is shredded chicken filled and smooth yellow corn grind- if you know you like tamales- try it and see what you think. Almost everything comes with Guacamole- New Yorkers would be jealous. Nachos use a melted hard cheddar blend of cheese- don't expect velveeta cheese sauce. Beans are legit. Rice is more of a refined rice. Shredded chicken is seasoned well. Salsa is mild. I'd eat it again- but stop at the ATM nearby first.

I loved Oaxaca and Oaxacan food so was excited to try this place. I had the Enchilada Verde and…read morethey were delicious. Red beans, sour cream, rice and guacamole were nice accompaniments. Friendly cozy atmosphere!

I came in a quest to find good tequila in Paris. Although this placed failed miserably in this…read morecategory and in drinks in general robbing it of one star) the food scratched the Mexican itch. The margarita is not a margarita. It's more an orange Julius with a vague suggestion of alcohol. Lackluster. On food, to qualify, I have been fortunate enough to eat lots of good Mexican just over the border in California and Texas. Therefore my standards are pretty high. I ordered the quacamole Chico followed by the chicken enchiladas verdes. The quacamole is authentic and delicious accompanied by beautifully complex sauces - jalapeño, red and crema. The balance, flavor and warmth was perfect. The enchiladas verde hit the spot but it admittedly was fairly two dimensional in flavors. The tortilla seemed a bit low quality (rubbery) and, as lamented by others, sadly served with red beans instead of black. Overall I enjoyed the enchilada and if I lived in the hood I would most certainly order again. When Mexican is called for, this place scratches the itch. Check it out.

All items on the menu are delicious and the margaritas hit the spot. Authentic southwestern/…read moreMexican restaurant. They like to use chipotle sauce in most items. Great vibes, great music, and hard working and delightful staff. Would highly recommend. I enjoyed the chicken tacos, others at my table got the da f*ckin burrito, pork tacos, and the quesadilla, and all were great. Guacamole was also very good

Some friends wanted to grab some Mexican food and this place definitely hits some of those notes…read morefor those missing Mexican flavors.

Small place, a few seats at tall tables with stools. There's a loo - not sure if it is clean, but…read moreit seems to be on the main level, and not down an endless rickety flight of stairs, so that is good. We each got a small order of frites (3.50 Euro each). A small order (a "cornet") comes with one sauce, so I got mayo and my husband got ketchup. Yes, they call it ketchup here, not sauce tomate. The frites are PLENTIFUL. I am a big person with a hearty appetite, and I could not finish mine. So how are they, you ask? They are fresh (you can watch your order being dunked in the oil for the second time) and hot and tasty - crisp outside, tender inside, just like they doctor ordered. Are they life-changing? No. Did I have a frites epiphany? I did not. But are they crunchy and yummy and filling and do they hit the spot? Yes, yes, yes, and yes.

Spotted this place as we were walking on the street. Thought it would be interesting. We ordered…read moreregular fries and it was totally whatever. I tasted the oil the potatoes were fried in, which I did not like. Also it wasn't salted as much as I would like, but that could be my personal preference. I wanted to like this place but sadly I was disappointed. I would rather get McDonald's fries.

Excellent food, service and vibe. It is our first time in the city and we have a great food and…read moredrink experience.

If you're craving Mexican food in the heart of Paris, Bocamexa on Rue Mouffetard is the spot to go…read more Their tacos and burritos are packed with flavor and freshness, and the portions are generous. It's perfect for a quick, casual meal, whether you're dining in or taking it to go. I love building my own burrito with all the toppings--whether you prefer beef, chicken, or veggies, everything is customizable. The laid-back atmosphere adds to the experience, and the friendly staff are always ready to help you navigate the menu if you're unsure. It's also in a great location, so you can grab your food and continue exploring the lively Rue Mouffetard neighborhood. If you're looking for a quick, flavorful bite, Bocamexa won't disappoint!

The guys behind the counter are friendly, but that's no reason to head back to Chido. In fact, I…read morecan't think of a reason to go back. I was craving a burrito the other day, and my colleague mentioned a place--she'd forgotten the name--just down the street. It was Chido. I tried Chido on Mouffetard years ago, and was disappointed with the selection, the cleanliness, the end result. Would this branch be any different? No, it wasn't. Cleaner, perhaps, but that's it. It's a small joint with stools as chairs and wooden paneling throughout. You stand in line to order, and then stand in line while they prepare your food. It seems as though they wanted to be different from Chipotle, and said "Hey, let's have customers place orders first and THEN prep the burritos!" While this may work for some fast food places, it doesn't work in this tiny place: there's a backlog of people at the cash register and out the door, and not enough counter space or manpower for the guys to fill the orders. Then, there is inevitably the customer who reaches the second line and says "oh, but I'd rather substitute the coleslaw for..." Nope. Too late, you already paid. Speaking of coleslaw, that is the ingredient that made my burrito the most unburrito-like burrito possible (yet it's a staple on the menu). I felt like I was biting into a mediocre wrap (who puts cabbage and mayonnaise in a burrito?) with no hint of Mexican flavor. No Tex, no Mex. Please don't call yourself a Mexican restaurant if you can't get the basics right. I'm not sure if it was the strange flavor mix or the excess cabbage, but that wrap (and its corn chips and subpar guacamole) didn't sit right the rest of the day.

Order anything with the shredded beef! It tastes slow roasted, with hearty spices; very savory!read more